The radical decisions that Donald Trump has been making in his second term as the President of the United States are beyond comprehension. He has already tightened visa regulations for international applicants and shows no signs of slowing down.
According to the latest communication from the United States Immigration Department to its visa officers worldwide, the U.S. could begin rejecting visas and green cards for people with chronic medical conditions.
Yes, you read that right. As per this new directive, a person’s visa can be denied if they suffer from chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart problems, metabolic disorders, or even certain mental health issues.
These individuals have been categorized as high-risk groups. The U.S. administration argues that such applicants may require extensive medical care, which could cost the country a significant amount of money. To reduce this potential burden, the U.S. may now start denying visas based on medical conditions.